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Savarkar's grandnephew defends him in Pune court, challenges Rahul Gandhi's remarks

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Satyaki Savarkar appeared in a Pune court to contest Rahul Gandhi's characterisation of V.D. Savarkar as a rabid extremist. He argued that Savarkar harboured no hatred toward Muslims and that his writings provided constructive ideas for their development. The hearing is part of an ongoing defamation case stemming from remarks Gandhi made in London in 2023. An interview with Gopal Godse discussing Nathuram Godse's links to the RSS was also submitted as evidence in the case.

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